It might not be everyone's favorite Paper Mario title, but Super Paper Mario on Wii has strengths that the others simply don't have.

Thanks to its stronger characters and memorable papercraft world, The Origami King is the closest the Paper Mario series has come to matching the heights of its first two installments.

Now that Paper Mario: The Origami King is five years old, it holds an important place among many beloved games that may have helped what came next.

The Nintendo Switch remake of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door has been hit with its best sale yet since being released.

Paper Mario games like Sticker Star and The Origami King continue the series' tradition of innovative combat systems and quirky gameplay.

Paper Mario The Thousand-Year Door is out now, and fans didn't wait long to get Mario some mods for his classic RPG!

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Paper Mario: The Origami King is a wonderful new entry that helps sell the idea that trying new things was the right move. Not all badges are created equal, though.

In "Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door," which is out now for Nintendo Switch, Mario is looking for Princess Peach – and also seeking a fabled treasure referenced on an old map.